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UTI Bank opens branch

KOLLAM: UTI Bank has entered Kollam on Wednesday. The Executive Director of the bank, S. Chatterjee, inaugurated the bank's branch at Vaidya Commercial Arcade, Asramam Road, Chinnakada, says a release. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Chatterjee said, "This marks another step towards the extensive consumer banking focus that we are providing and reinforces our commitment to bring superior banking services, marked by convenience and closeness to customers." The bank has a network of 212 branches, 67 extension counters and over 1291 ATMs, the release added.

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